In the academic context, trigger warnings can be defined as explicit statements that alert a
group of learners that certain content explored or discussed in a learning environment may …

Background While definitions of trigger warnings vary, it is generally accepted that they
caution about potential reactions arising from exposure to distressing material. Controversy …

This powerful, practical resource helps faculty create an inclusive dynamic in their
classrooms, so that all students are set up to succeed. Grounded in research and theory …

Mental health has become a matter of growing concern on college campuses, and the
coronavirus has only amplified these trends. Whether high rates of mental health issues …

Abstract The National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education (NADOHE) has
developed and approved standards of professional practice for diversity officers in higher …

Background Trigger warnings—advance notification of content so recipients may prepare for
ensuing distress—feature in discussions in higher education. Students' expectations for …

Background Trigger warnings—prior notification of topics so recipients may prepare for
ensuing distress—are encountered widely in contemporary culture. Students at some …

Trigger warnings are written or oral notifications of course content meant to provide students
advance notice of sensitive material that may produce adverse health responses and …

Trigger warnings are statements offering prior notification of sensitive content, allowing
recipients to prepare for and avoid ensuing distress. Students are increasingly reporting …

Dominant paradigms of epistemology conventionally separate the rational from the
emotional. In contradistinction to those views, we build on a rich tradition of scholarship …